Non Sequitur ***

It never ceases to amaze that some who crave their neighbours' praise will, in a gesture to impress, use fancy words but make a mess of meaning, often too of spelling. My learned friends there is no telling how they would wipe without a guide their seat of knowledge, called backside. I have some molars left of course don't judge me, as you would a horse, but when the reader must endure the Latin term 'non sequitor' he would, like me, get a strong ache, one likely to keep all awake, inside his teeth, due to the flaw that even many dumb ones saw, there is no 'o' in this for sure, it's spelled, of course, non sequitur. The writer, so it seems to me is stuck inside a fallacy. Conclusions not supported by are like the tasty apple pie that, eaten, cannot be for sale. Which gives the writer a clear FAIL.